Naturally progressing from a series of uniquely thoughtful, retro-style singles – The Acorns come forth with a full length album of originals, and it makes for a refreshingly creative, contemplative listen.
Hip Hop
Proving that strength of song-writing overpowers genre and style in terms of impactful first impressions – Gad’s single ADHD blends the embrace of an addictive hook with a contemporary, crisp set-up.
Retro nineties vibes warm the room through a vintage fade-in as Lil Shack presents a melodic and nostalgic I Got Ca$h.
Blending contemporary trap rhythms with the emo rap tendencies of melodic hip hop – Shio keeps things relevant yet personal as this emotive and ambient new single hits the scene.
From love to ambition, brotherhood to self-empowerment, far from the usual modern references and familiar phrasings, Relentless has you hanging on every line.
Instrumentally organic alongside productionally experimental, Ferny G keeps things emotionally honest and musically eclectic throughout this uniquely expressive new project.
Fast-paced summer vibes pour through with a quickly catchy hook as this multi-coloured anthem from King P hits the airwaves.
Impressive in character and rhyme scheme, musically fresh – Smoke2That feels nostalgic and simple at the same time as being original and refreshing in its carefree yet clever take on the subject.
There’s a hint of Just Jack to the sound, spoken word meets melody, funk meets pop, helping elevate the music in a mildly anthem-like, festival ready manner.
Not easy to stomach, and not disguised as so – the single makes its intentions clear and utilises both music and vocal to strike out with memorable weight.
Home-made production vibes meet with a raw fusion of dreamy shoegaze and light trap for this hypnotic and emotional new single from Maury.
Refreshingly creative bars pour through with a sort of humble, freestyle-esque yet mellow delivery as Dwyne sets the mood and impresses.